Triple Threat Mysteries - Books 1-3
- 764 pages
- 27 hours of reading
Tyler Colins Books
This author primarily crafts fiction and blog posts, with occasional work in editing and proofreading for books, manuals, and film/television scripts. Her fiction appeals to lovers of female-sleuth mysteries, aiming to bring readers smiles and chuckles. She strives to offer diversions and distractions, drawing inspiration from seasoned professionals to craft engaging narratives.
Disco's Dead and so is Mo-Mo
- 388 pages
- 14 hours of reading
The narrative unfolds as the mystery of mobster Mo-Mo Martine's disappearance during the vibrant disco era is unraveled. Set against the backdrop of Canada and Oahu's stunning sapphire waters, the discovery of his body in a drum brings long-standing questions to light, revealing a blend of intrigue and crime woven into the fabric of that colorful time.
This collection features three engaging cozy mysteries by Robin Murphy, Connie L. Beckett, and Tyler Colins, offering readers a delightful blend of intrigue and charm. Each story invites you into unique settings filled with captivating characters and puzzling crimes, perfect for fans of lighthearted whodunits. Enjoy the thrill of solving mysteries alongside relatable protagonists as they navigate their quaint communities and uncover secrets.
Triple Threat Mysteries - Books 4-5
- 732 pages
- 26 hours of reading
This collection features the fourth and fifth installments of the 'Triple Threat Mysteries' series by Tyler Colins. Readers will delve into thrilling plots filled with suspense and intrigue, following a dynamic trio of characters as they navigate complex mysteries. The intertwining narratives promise to keep fans engaged with unexpected twists and rich character development, making it a must-read for mystery enthusiasts.
The proud owners of the Triple Threat Investigation Agency - JJ, Rey, and Linda - have a new case. Who set ablaze two happening Chinatown art galleries, leaving charcoal-broiled corpses in the rubble? Any number of curious characters in the local art world could be responsible, including a haughty gallery owner with a questionable past, an art consultant who lives on the edge, and an aspiring manager with a dicey history. If the gals can figure out the "why", they'll have their "who". But what was the driving force behind the crime?